Body backs with Joseph Scott Morgan.

I think probably out of all the you know the pantheon of the founders of this country I think probably my favorite of

that collection of men it's probably Ben Franklin. I like Ben Franklin and this is why. Ben Franklin

lived a life that was not a life of privilege. As a matter of fact, he lived on the streets in the

northeast, like Boston, in the wintertime and he you know drank life up to the fullest and he had a lot of

ups and downs and being a death investigator, I'm always coming across interesting little quotes.

And there was a quote that he had made, he may have written this in Poor Richards.

I think that's where it comes from.

And his the quote that that I'm interested in today is the one where Ben wrote, nine men in 10 are suicides. And you have to kind of

pause on that just for a moment and kind of meditate on it and think about what he is saying there.

I don't necessarily think that Ben believed that every nine men that pass away are suicides.

However, this is what I think. He had lived enough life. He had seen enough

of the tragedy in this world. I think what he meant was that nine and ten men are potentially suicides because of the world

around them and sometimes you just don't have control. You don't have

control of the circumstances. Today I want to talk about a case that just in and of itself as a coal case is certainly a tragedy

but it's bookended by another tragedy.

It's tragedy of a man who sought justice for his daughter for over 20 years.

She was a homicide victim, but at the end,

he wound up taking his own life.

Today we're going to talk about the cold case of Jennifer Harris and also her father who recently passed away at his own hand,

Jerry Harris.

I'm Joseph Scott Morgan and this is body bags.

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